2010 UPHA Junior Pleasure Challenge Cup Champion Alice Rowland, Kansas City, MO.

Indianapolis, IN – Seven hundred horses from across North America are converging on Indianapolis for the All American Horse Classic, September 6-10, at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Big dollars and national titles are at stake as the Classic hosts “Breeder’s Showcase” events worth more than $650,000 in prize money. The entire show will be presented online in a free webcast by Seehorse Video.

Taking center stage throughout the week will be the best young American Saddlebreds in the country as they compete in the American Saddlebred Registry Sweepstakes for 2-, 3- and 4-year-olds, and the All American Weanling and Three Year Old Cups.

Other key championships featured throughout the week include the American Hackney Horse Society’s Limited Breeders Sweepstakes, the American Saddlebred Futurity of Indiana and the Hoosier Hackney Futurity.

The show spotlights the best in amateurs and saddle seat equitation on Friday and Saturday, September 9-10, with the UPHA Senior and Junior Pleasure Challenge Cup Championships, the Adult UPHA Challenge Cup Championship and the UPHA Five Gaited Horsemanship finals.

As one of the top five shows in the nation raising money through the UPHA Pink Ribbon program, the All American will present a $10,000 grant to Young Survival Coalition of Indiana, a local breast cancer charity, during the Ladies Five Gaited Pink Ribbon Stake, Thursday night, September 8.

UPHA National Honor Show in 2008, and UPHA Chapter 11 Honor Show in 2010, the All American benefits Strides To Success, a local equine assisted learning facility working with at-risk children and adults in Plainfield, Indiana.

The All American Classic live webcast will begin on Tuesday, September 6, at 6:30 pm, with the All American Weanling Cup. Viewers can access a link at the Seehorse Video website, www.seehorseviceo.com. A complete class schedule and further information about the show is available at www.allamericanhorseclassic.net.